Call for Papers
International Workshop on Internationalisation of Products and Systems 2002
July 11-13, 2002
Austin, Texas

Product Developers, Global Marketing Managers, Researchers, 
Academics, HF and Usability Specialists

Submission Date: 1 February 2002  

	The convergence between telecommunications, information technology, and more conventional electronic products such as radio/TV presents a major opportunity for the development of international products.
	The IWIPS workshop series aims to promote awareness of the problems facing international industry, and their implications for research and development. In addition to the presentation of papers and case studies, as well as the availability of tutorials, the workshop provides a venue for meetings, discussion of results and cooperation at an international level. The Workshop is organized to maximize the exchange of information and ideas among a delegation from across the globe. Participants will leave with more knowledge and skills in the area of product and software internationalisation, and a network of colleagues who are focused on the issues that globalisation creates for the design and production of products and systems.  
	The conference theme is “Globalisation – Ahead of the Curve”.  We encourage those of you who may be able to share your “leading edge” experiences with technology as it pertains to global commerce and security.  What are the practices and focus for launching this new technology?  
	
We invite submissions on, but not limited to, the following topics.

•	Frameworks and methodologies for international product development
•	Information presentation and social interaction
•	User interface internationalisation
•	Web internationalisation
•	Theory, methods, and assessment techniques for product and system evaluation
•	Process models and methods of development
•	Case studies: Experience of developing and applying internationalisation in industry
•	Skills and support tools for globalisation development
•	Policies, strategies and trends in globalisation and design
•	Intercultural issues in design

Papers should describe the problem addressed and the nature of the contribution. (e.g., theory, method, exemplars, tools, experience).
	All submissions will be electronic. They are to be sent in .RTF format, zipped, as attachments to e-mail, addressed to Donald Day (donald_l_day@hotmail.com), with the subject line "IWIPS2002 Submission". 
	Papers should be transmitted no later than 1 February 2002. 
	Details of IWIPS2002 (including authors guidelines) will be available by December 1, 2001 at http://www.iwips2002.org 
	The Local Organizing Committee Chairs of IWIPS 2002 are Brenda Hall (brenda.hall@austintest.com 512.818.4490 and Deborah Webb (dwebb@vignette.com 512.657.7681).  
	For further suggested topics, see Day, del Galdo, & Prabhu, Designing for Global Markets 2 (ISBN 0-9656691-4-9). All submissions will be blind refereed. Authors will retain copyright to their work, and are encouraged to include demonstrations, case studies, URLs, and slide handouts as part of their talks.
	Presentations at IWIPS2001 included:

•	Growing Pains of Designing Global Products
•	Lessons Learned from Internationalizing a Web Site Accessibility Evaluator 
•	Business Model – The Global Company 
•	Localisation of Web Sites:  Discussing the good, the bad and the ugly
•	Culture(s) in User Interface Design for the Web and Mobile Communications
•	Workshop tutorial

Final length limits are as follow, in proceedings format. See authors guidelines for format details.

Papers	10-16 pp
Case Studies	4-9 pp
Discussants	8-12 pp
Workshop	20-30 pp
Research-in-Progress	6-10 pp
Keynote Talks	4-6 pp
Breakouts	1 p